Thinking of selling my Wyndham points

[BocaBum99 Super Moderator Find all posts View Profile Close BocaBum99]

If you don't believe it that's fine. Does anyone know the history of Timeshare in America? Probably not. When it was first introduced here the resorts were trying to sell it on only the owner would pay for the maintenance fees. Well they didn't sell. They called in a Marketer to figure out a way to sell them. What the Marketer told them was ...

Do you know the answer? You seem to very angry at a concept and a industry that helps millions of businesses SELL their product without BUYING the inventory to prove they know how to market.

You have to know the ideal target audience and then have the skills to complete the process.

If anyone really want to sell their Timeshare for value ,It can be done.

You shouldn't expect someone to help you get out of something YOU yourself got into without an agreement or for FREE. I really can't understand why there is so much of an entitlement mentality with most Timeshare owners. Perhaps it has to do with the fact that many have been ripped off by "listing companies" and they think everyone is incompetent or a crook. That's not the case

So do your research about Marketing and what it means and how it can help you

Carl

You are completely clueless. You have no idea who Rikki is. He sell's more timeshares in a single year than you will ever sell in a lifetime.

[hartungr Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close hartungr]

Process for Renting

Renting your points really is a viable option. My budget is tight right now, and I rented out lots of my points last year, and will do so again this year. It was very fast and simple. (and I'm not a computer whiz or anything) All the transactions were done via email. Terrific! I did have my renter send me money via paypal, so the transaction (both paying and moving the points) took less than a day. You already have the capital invested; you could at least cover your maintenance fees, and perhaps make a hundred or two, or three.
Teresa

It seems that it should be rather simple to rent out different vacation locations...but I really don't know how to go about doing that. Would you mind explaining the process for me.

I bought mine and can't complell myself to sell for such a huge loss...I am GOLD status with 312K points...and would love to rent a couple of vacation spots to recoupe some $s right now.

Any help would be GREATLY appreciated! /r

[Jya-Ning Silver Contributor Find all posts View Profile Close Jya-Ning]

Welcome.

You pick a bad time to start the renting process. Unfortunately, at this moment, you can only make reservation and try to rent it.

Read this Frequently mentioned resale and rental websites - Timeshare Users Group Online Community Forums for the advertise site. Read How to Rent Your Timeshare - Timeshare Users Group Online Community Forums for set up your expectation.

As gold owner, you should have 10 free Guest Certification, the easy way is to make reservation first, then ad them using as many free ad site as possible, and pick one of the cheap ad site. Use good pictures and descriptions.

I know of three methods that make reservations
1. pick the prime season, that marked by Wyndham as highest point required, picture yourself if you want to go at that moment, the best is the period cover a holiday. Reserve it at ARP period, try to rent it as high as possible. This is most easier one.

2. pick at discount 60 days, you have a good fighting chance, and try to sell it as crazy as you can think. If you can pick an upgrade at 45 days, that will help your chance. Try to watch the on-line and dial in at 8:00 exact day. Usually, a weekend stay is best deal in this case.

3. Find out the best point/rental cost ratio on area you have some idea, and figure out the most likely rental chance. Reserve that, then rent it out.

You need to cancel the reservation before 15 days mark, otherwise all point used in that reservation will be gone.

Good luck.

Jya-Ning

[larrysanders Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close larrysanders]

need to sell Wyndham points

My mother-in-law passed away awhile back. We have 1,000,000 points we need to sell. Any help would be good. I believe she may have carried ver another 500,000 points. Larry

[rikkis_playpen Diamond Club Contributor Find all posts View Profile Close rikkis_playpen]

I sent you a private message..